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poor, weak fellow' band off wbm be cane into tha House this roorniDp. looked pale, bat very interesting The ladies sent him violets, and the men swore if be ever (eta well be shall be Lieut. Got. Johnson. Hon.

Chaa. Offatt left this moraine to attend the Boorboa court. Ha will be absent Jdrflrn EAAr is In the cfty burins saw. logs, of which there are mora bore than bare been for a Ions time. The following gentlemen ailed to-vote on a roil call to-day: Measrs.

AUnntt, Cardwell, A. H. Clark. Corbett, Craig, Damaal siek), rerickson, T.J. Duncan, Gernert, Green, Hansford, Herron, Jones, Julian.

Lane. Lee, Leech, Madden, lUwy, Mattingly, UcYA-ror, JtolHgan, OtTott. E. Parker, L. D.

rarker, Phelps, Prarter, Poston, Reaves, Rhorer, Rice aickl. Bash, Sanders, 8haw, 8imon, John Bmith, Btuart. Taber and Trent. Many of these gentlemen were in the Hoaee, others in the city, and soma were at home. T.

P. O. CAPITAL FACTS. Aooxnunon ATTOwrtomnarotirzKAT oosnricra fla to gaCAra got. blacb mvta KxrLAxn thb sr altos ma ma.

(Ssanaf A OwWumnH Fkaxkfoxt, Starch 27. Throughout the eotirs afternoon members bare been (rouped about disetandng the comparatjTa merits of tha committee's apporttoament bfll and the substitut. Tha latter seems to be gaininc ground, though a majority of tha best-informed politicians now think a compromise Tuetweea tha two wQ be finally agreed upon-However, it is hard to any two mea fromdurereat distrirta who are of the same mind. The member from Oldham favors tha substitute, because, as he pot It, tt cats the tail away from tha kite: so long aa it remains tied to it, the tail can never set anything but tha conventions. Soma of Phil Thompson's friends claim that he will bava a walk-over in beating Jo Blackburn in convention in the substitute Eighth.

The Utter, la tha event of soon a district betas formed, win simply move over into Scott, sol have it from the best authority, aad tana frustrate the plans of those bo may be acbemias to get him oat of the If such there be. A number of letters wiU I written to-night to members of Congress to coma to the battleground at once, col. clajlk's cas. Col. X.

Lewis Clark, on behalf of the people, aad Mr. Mtoery, on behalf of the Central Passenger Railway Company, was postponed Ull Thursday afternoon, because of the sbaanna of a quorum at this committee meet ins- a dkstckatc plan or escape from tha penitentiary, which was to have been -pat into exer-utioo by ceavicte this afternoon, was discovered in the nick of time. Fix teen workers in tha bemp-houe had plotted to hftve one of their number, Gibson, a white man. who had hi hand rat off soma time ago, to" remain behind while the rest were at dinner and fire (be building. During the ronfosioa that would ensue the rest were to overpower the guards and spread a general watchword of escape.

Gibson was detected with a bottle of coal-oil and matches ia tha buildir.g just before aocomplisbiaz his hellish dexlgn. and when arrested peached on his pais and gave the whole schema away. They were all safely locked np. A convict named Slaughter, early this morning, climbed up the post supporting one of the goard-houaas, oa to one wall and escaped. HON.

swirr DAJUTtAL, who has been at home sick for soma weeks past, returned this afternoon and will take his sest in the morning. Ha is still very tex eovxsxoa axd xk. altos. I called upon Gov. Blackburn this evening with a view getting the true inwardness of the Walton affair.

Tha Governor i ays the facta are simply these, and that he does not give them out of any design of notioing Mr. Walton's article, but because he: can not courteously refuse them to the representative of any respectable newspaper. He says that Capt. Welch, aa old friend of his, came to him asking tha pardon of Reppert, who had drawn the pistol on Walton, and he refused to entertain the request, bec-anse there had been no trial. Capt.

Welch urged as a ground for the pardon that the pistol didn't gooff, and he (the Governor) remarked in a Jocular way, which Mr. Welch perfectly understood, as did everybody aba, that if tha pistol had gone off it vooid not have been a bad thing for tha country, aad this was all. As to his not answering Mr. Walton's letter of inquiry, he states that he only exercised the privilege of any other gentleman to ignore a communication from a man who had been maligning him without cause, and bad published ia his paper that he ooght to be hung, and whom be does not consider a gentleman, outside of all that. T.

P. G. MATTERS IX KENTUCKY. LEXIXQTOy. nxjUAX.

or raor. wbjgbt aziuucr. Spfeiai to fa Conrirr-Joral.) Lkxi.vgto.t, March 27. Prof. Wright Jferrick.

former Grand Prelate of Kentucky the order of Knights Templar, was buried here this afternoon. Ha was quite aged, and graduated from West Point about 1S21 or IJkS Being in the South when the war commenced, he was made a military instructor. Webb Command ry and a large number of eitiaens followed his remains to their last resting-place. He was greatly beloved by aQ who knew him. VERSAILLES.

COl I COtntT AXD STOCK BALKS A WOODFORD VAX OX THKArrOKTIOXXXXT FLAX. Sprdat to fW Covrirr-JrurtuU. I Ykmaiuxa, March 27-To-day County Court day, and there were very large stock sales. The small grain in this section is so hizv-riant as to furnish much of the grazing necessary for stock, and thereby the young grass is getting a fine start. The Fir Engine Bill has now passed both bounce of tha LegMatare, and we wCl soon have the boss fire department of Central Kentucky.

A WOODFORD VAX OX TBS ArrORTIOXICKXT. "In answer to the question, "What do your people think of the committee's bill aad the substitute' a Woodford man said: "We are very well satisfied with the bill as reported by the committee, which, while it takes from as several hundred votes mora than we receive in return, suits the counties affected and does justice to all. The substitute shows npon its face that ft is a Job gotten up by schemers to satisfy their own selfish ambition. For instance, they take from oar district and carry to tha Eighth Woodford, Fayette and Jessa-atine, the. former siring only a fraction over one hundred for Hancock, whila the two latter gave Republican major- ues.

5ow, in lieu of these counties, they put Oldham, Trimble and Harrison in tha Seventh, either of which gives it an over-wbehaing Democratic majority, as you know our district has a majority of at least six taousajwt. while the Eighth has less than fifteen hundred. Thus Democratic counties are being transferred to strong Democratic districts, while Republican counties are carried to weak districts, thereby endangering the access of our party and increasing the dim-eafcfeennder which they are now strug- AKXKARKAaiJE CASK OK KUXIXO. fCervrspoeeVno. of Cournrr JournaL OwiXGSvru-r, March SB.

A difficulty oe-earred in Oils county late Saturday evening between Win. North and Powell Rose. Jforth and Koss own adjoining farms lying about six. mile, south of this place, near tha CTrtnpiaa springs. Powen Rose was engaged In niovias a IhM fane between the farms of 5orth and himself, and North came to town and got out aa injunction, after which ha went to the boose of Rosa, when soma hot words were used between the part lea.

North struck Rosa with bis fist, then, drawing his pistol, shot him in the side, the ball passing through him and killing a sixteen-year-old daughter of Rose's who was standing behind her father some distance, tha ball entering her head hut above the right ere. ISorth is a son of CoL Lafayette North, of the Twenty fourth United States volunteer infantry in the late war. Wm. North has been pot nnder arrest. Cetleeter Wislura Eaeswreted.

bat Use Case Mill Ofta SmsM-pes. ISBtctat to tkw Comrtmr-JowraL rJAMmLLi. March 27. A Washington special to the Banner says: Special Revenue Agent Grtmeron, who was sent to TennessM to investigate tha affairs of tha office of Col' lector Woodcock, has made his report to tha Commfedooer of Internal Revenue. The report exonerates Woodcock, and this fact has been telegraphed him at Nashville.

It is said, however, that the matter of Woodcock's guilt, under the charges preferred, has been pressed so forcibly upon the Secretary of the Treasury, that be will take the report under consideration himself and review that evidence npon which it is based, and, if ha shall find itas represented, will supercede CornmiaRiooer Raam in any action be may have intended. Those who are urging Woodcock's removal say that Secretary Folger will take a different view of it from that contained In tha report of tha special agent. SMALL-FOX. Three additional cases of small-pox are reported at Edgefield Junction. Tha Secretary of the State Board of Health this morning received a letter from tha President of tha Viard of Health of Sevierville, Sevier coon-v, in which he repot ta four new cases of -mall-pox aad one death.

All of these are families where tha iHiosse has been heretofore, and as yet there bad been no cases outride of tha quarantine) line. Dr. Edwards visited all the ranee and reported nine convalescent, four just breaking out, one very low and not expected to live and one doing well. There has been only one case where the subject bad been vaccinated, and this proved to be a very mild case of varioloid. The examination of the different girls' riimi of the Tnraverela took place Sunday afternoon, at Turner Hall, on Jefferson street, under the direction of the teacher, Prof.

Joseph Koenig. Tha following girls received prises: First IIm Came HoUeubach. Josephine Enderlin, Emma Soboeoing, Bertha idler, Bertha tttut. Carrie Mater, Paulina Davis, Nora rV-hoening, Katie Meyer, Jennie Lov-ell aad Emma Dehler. Second Class Lina Schnening, Aggie Noble, Emily Roemmele, JUiVk tichaoMi-bee -her, Rosa HoUenbach and EUaa Rastert.

'1 be girls, numbering about oae hundred, went through their evolutions with astonishing grace, and everybody present was well pleaaed with the exhibition. The following members of the Legislature were present: Hon. John T. Milburn, Hon. T.

J. Duncan, Bracken countv. Hon. Clark fiasco rn, Bath county. Hon.

James H. Leech. Caldwell county. Hon. W.

L. Jackson, Hon. R. A. Jones.

The legislative gentlemen who had responded to an invitation extended by Mr. Keen, the President of the Turn vermin, were nnaiirrnoaa in their praise of this system of physical education. Air. Bascom expressed the opinion that it ought to be introduced ia all the public schools in the cities. A Carpeater lajarea.

A carpenter named Genessee, employed on the new building in course of erection at Hancock and Green streets, was seriously injured yesterday afternoon. He was standing, on" the ground close to the wall when a heavy stone, used in the curbing of the building, slipped off, and descending with couMiderabie velocity, struck him squarely on toe top of the head, knocking him sense-loa an cutting a terrible gash clear down to' his eyes. It is feared that concussion of tha brain will ensue. Testeboat afternoon a man went into Granman's shoe store on Market street, above Seventh, and fitted himself with a pair of new boots. He explained to the shoemaa that he was often deceived in the fit of shoes, aad ha would walk around tha carpet a few times to see if they hurt.

He was on his second lap and had reached a point nearest tha door when be concluded to give them a severe trial in a dash op the street. Officer Jacobs gave him chase, but be made his escape. Tint only fire-bens now striking the correct alarm are the ones at the Five's, Seven's, Eight's and Ten's bouses. The striking ap-aratos has been taken from the others for repair, and the bells at these houses are rung by the firemem at the several bouses by means of a rope attachment, for the purpose of giving not incation to firemen who may be away from the engim-bouses. Tnx tower on Engine-house Xo.

1, on Jefferson street, near Preeton, is being torn down, and a new one will be erected ia its place, with a new bell and machinery. The tower was the oldest one in the eity, having been erected in 18o3. The alarm of fire from box S27, about 7 o'clock last night, was caused by the burn ing a chimney on a bouse on Twelfth and Foco says that Sellcra is the most fickle-minded man be ever saw. For tha last six months be has been talking about his fine country house, with its spactoos rooms, grand views and splendid surroandings, and not an "out" about it. "We ay Fogg, "win you believe it! he told me to-day be had fU4 it, and mighty glad he' was to get' rid of the old rattle-trap.

Yes, sir, Sellem is the most changeable fellow I aver saw." Boston. Transcript. A nnxEX-year-old boy down town died from mortification and shame last week. He was as happy and cheerful aa the morning lark until his mother cut his hair in washbasin style. He didn't live long after that.

INorristown Herald. Bbow-s's iron JUttert strengthen, the urinary organs and prevent kidney rtiireiia. THE RIVER AND VVlUTflEIL RIVER TELEQRAMS. (SaerioX to las Courinr Joimul. 1 rm wow.

March 2Tl BJwr six feet eight tnche snd falling. Warm and threatening raia. The Katie Mock dale arrived at a. a. and departed at i r.

X. Wmtsxrse, March S7. Rhrer eleven feeVaad falling. Ueparted lMoroal, Parkerabarg. 11 A.

a. Crw-nrxATt, March 27. River forty -oae feet and failing. Cloud; aud ookler. Tjeparted 6co tla.

)tuourga; Buckeye state, bk Louis lo 11 Us burgh. i EvAsriixc March 77. Arrived Bowling Green. Bowling Ureen, 12 JO a. W.

A. Johnson. Cairo, tSinoky City and tow, up at 8: H. T. Dester, Cairo.

11:40. Departed Grey Eagle, Louisville. 10 A. Bowling Ureea. Bowling (jreea.

Ctotxly sad eoMv. with otnre raia thia evening; mercury leaehed Ort and fell to 6c. Hirer SI u-10 feet scant and rising; wind from the north. Gaff due down at It r. a.

KAmrvtUJt, March 27. River rising slowly: flf-fva feet on guage. Arrived Anderson, Cairo; KwaM, CHina. Departed Aadersoa, Cairo; fcila. fcutler'e Laitdina.

Caibo. March ST. Aiild Golden Crown. Cincinnati, I r. m.

City of UreenTule. St. Ixmla, Hickory. St. Louis.

10; B. M. Khea, Kaahville. lO; Kearifxa. Pittsburgh, 8 a.

Silver, he Louis. Chsa. Morgan. New Orleans. B.

Meivie. Meotpai. 1 r. M. Henry Lowrey, New Orleans.

2. lieperted City of UreravfUe. Vioks-burg. nr. a.

Hickory, Tennessee river. 1 1 Fearless, bu Louis. A. A. P.

Sdver. New Orleans. 11; Chaa. Morgan. Cincinnati.

11; Msude, St Lout. p. Lnwiey. St. Louis, B.

K. llhea. SashviUe. 7. Hirer forty-eae feet four inches and falling.

Weather cloudy. Thermometer oO. St. Loctb. March 27.

Arrlved-Josie aad barges, lubuqne; Pittsburgh aad Kavea aad bargee. Pitvourh. tieparted Wmk Genevieve, Mtrnaal, Cairo, suver lauaa two THE COURIER-JOURNAL: LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY, MARCn 28. 1S82. Inches, eighteen feet by range.

Cloudy sad cool. The Montana has gaa to tha bank for the prevent, aad twenty-four of her crew left to-night for Clpciaeatt. MsaPBis, Marcb 27. Rhrer faRea one Inch. Arrived Andv Baam, Clndnnati: Citvof Helena, bt.

Louis; City of Vickahurg. V'irkBborr; City of Greenville, Ft. Louis: Jack Ht. Louis, 11 last night; Emma Etberidge, St. Loaia, a.

J. B. WUhama, Ohio river, 10 a. Harry Brawn, Ohio river, aooa. Iepartod Cltv of Helena, 8t.

Louis, ft r. John A. Scudder bt. LouisS r. a.

Threatening raia; coolsr. Vmsscao, Maieh Z7. Hirer forry-eevea feet and nine Inches; fell one Inch during the past twenty-four hours. Clear and pleasant. Up City of Baton Bouge, St.

Louis. 9i. Natcaca, 00 r. a. Dcwa-eWhite.

6 r. Cole, Sr. a. Kcw OauiKS. March t7.

Xo arrivals or departures. The steamer Will Kyle is doe to sr-rive to-morrow from Cincinnati. V. D. Witraer, pilot oa the steamer E.

J. Uay, died suddenly while that steamer waa oa her way to thia eity frava Bayoa bara. Hie funeral took place Uua evening. Cloudy aad raiav; warmer. Thermometer ftJV Clearing to-night.

SIGNAL 8ERVICE REPORTS. rtaSAbSssvirKOrsirn. March 28, 1A82. Tea. terday the highest temnerature waa 74.

the lowest. 44. with raring barometer, brisk south to winds aad raiav aad cloudy weather. Meaa daily barometer. 29.o78: mean dailv taer-memeter.

meaa dailv relative humidity of the air. 74.0 per cent. Batefau, 0.44 inch. Eiver falling, with twenty feet four inches in tha caaal as 45 r. m.

DAO.T XETXOBOLOOIOAI. KSOOTAO. Offlelat) LoCTavnxa. March 87. 1M3.

Time ef Stass i of mi Weather 61. Ms. Id' S7, Ms.t SO 70) 4t w. 47 7 40 w. 44 68) 34 N.1 11 1 17 ICloudy.

1.1 Cloudy. a IClouqy. 10-i 10-5 53 85 r. a. r.

a. p. a. CTJMPARATTVK OBSEBTATIOXS. Lortsvnxa, March 27.

1883. 323 r. a. ObMrvatioaa taken at the asm moment of time ail vuta. I STATtoaa.

1 1 nwaatbar. gwta Cairo Chattanooga. :J.SAi w.ftil 38ai 71 s.i fm n. TOU 4 w. 44 S.I frj a.

4M a. 4i S.I 7" MA 6M w. Ml. 7.VX.1 Tiw. s.i 41 a.

1 47 S.I 72 a. w. Ti S. 49 s. 4-1 a.

70 a 1 74 s. 74 S.i To sr. 44 m.t 2X ICIoutly. itoudy. 17: Cloudy.

l.lO.OlLA. 10 0.13:Thr'Ung 10. Peottiann. Clear. liodge WO.

4 Itubuqun. Fagie IX Concho IX W.Ml Ft. GaWeatoa J.ili Keekuk IJA8 LaCoaas Leaea OV; I tie Rock. tEJ I IxMiinviUa XU.tiOi Menphia. NaahviUe.

North riatte.T.!:W. 11 Omaha ao.OH, lirtauunrh Port Eads 12.el- Saa 1S0.K1. 8hreveport. J0. 71 1 Ht.

Louia 20 1 IS S4 0.10,Cloudy. SO Cloudy. 1 0.03 Cloudy. 11' iCIoudy. 6, 17i Clear.

16. Fair. 0. 15 Ckntdy. 17 0.41 Cloudy.

Cloudy. 0 0.06 Cloudy. i Cloudy. 2M- Clear. 11 0.01 il-- rain.

2.V... Cloudy. 131 Fair. 15 0.18 Cloudy. IA ICloudy.

raui n. Vicksbunr Yankton 0.18 Fair. I -Oar. OOMTAJLATm DATA COKBCSrOXOISO DATS or Pirrgagirr teas. LooisvtLLS.

March 28, 1883. Tasaaoa- 3s 5 2 5. Mca.28i S3 4.eei k) 41 S1.7 10. 4U cloudy. 0.10 Clear.

lOlu Cloudy. 1W74. 167. 4Sj 54 8.0. 2.3 177.

1878. 1878. KI0. 41.7 30 34 Clear. 44 0.10 Cloudy.

0.H Fair. Fair. 10.. ti.3 711 j0.7jCl Stag 0 H'oier in Cmnoior CorrtMpomdimg Day 1873.. .11 feet 7 Inches 1878..

a feet 1 inch 1874... 8 feet 8 Inches 1H7U. .13 feet 0 hiches 1873... 10 feet 2 inches 8 leet 8 inches feet 0 feet inches 1877.. .12 feet 10 inches! laeppreciabie.

LOCAL RIVER REPORT. ABJUTAU AJTD DarAJlTCBXa. FVwia. To. Cincinnati, Kainhow Jamea Guthrie.

4kklea Cons. Celioa. Grey Carrier Henderson. New Orleans. BOATS DCS.

Louis fUTXB, BUSIXXSS AJTO WKATHXB. Tin river was falling last evening, with nineteen feet Ave Inches la the canal and seventeen feet lira Inches in the chute oa the falls. Cubineae fair. Weather cloudy, with raia and hail-storm at aeon. BOATS LZAT130 THIS DAT.

yam. Destinaticn. Tim. Tatted Statee Cincinnati 3 o'clock p.m. Maggia Harper.

Madison 1 o'clock p.m. Henderson 4 o'clock r. a. FEBSOXAIf FitAjrr Botdubakt has shipped second clerk on the "Wink hhinglee. Trk Howards ships new pilot wheel to the Jim Lee at Memphis, Thursday.

The City of New Orleans was floating when the Jesse K. Bell passed her. D'ye see. Now thit want to lock aad dam the Licking river. They might lock it, but dam it they can't.

Third street, bet a ecu Main and the river. Is more generally used and shamefully abused than any other street ia the city. There is no truth in the rumor that the Charles Morgan sunk below Vtckoburg. She psssed Memphis coming up all right Sunday. Mr.

George Hocghtex, Local Inspector, left for Madison yesterday to inspect the Lin la Koaa. Her name will be changed to Little Sandy. That was a lively storm that visited us yesterday at noon. It was made up of wind, rain. hart, thunder aad lightning.

It waa "all sorts" of sqnail. There were six great big Southern Transportation Line steamboats lying loafing around Cincinnati waiting their and another boat due up there nefora tha first ooe leaves. It's a "foioe nine fasht boats, that." Om, the Kan tacky. QW rroba, 'pea. ojcts iota rain nextmoma ana a oontinuaurai of floods throughout the South.

Dunn's prediction! In the past concerning the weather and floods have proves lo be nearly true la every in- Ir our citizens think the street-car companies are carrying out their contract with tha city, let some person board a car aad refuse 10 put sis fare hi the box. Then let the driver put him off the car. Then let the man nut off briar suit for damages against the company. That wouM settle the question aa to having conductors to collect your fare. Carr.

J. w. Clare and wife arrived in Cincinnati from PittftTMtrgh Sunday upon the asd mission 01 visum ineir son. woo snot himself last Saturday night ht a room In the Gibsoa House. He waa resting easily Sunder, but waa delirious Sunday night, and bia life almost des paired of.

Mr. Nun ciark waa weD known In this cltv and among the river fraternitv. We hope he will recover. The Kentnckv river trade is now mwi Ia the world, and while Cincinnati is renin un and going after it, Louisville is watching the 'Legislature. euMra taxes, wailing for it to break up and wondering what they will uo nest.

We eaa talk more "busrineaa" and do less of It than aav tosn la the country. are a great Deoote to preach np and talk about economy, but when it cornea to talk trade and manufactures we're a "little off." U'e most vake up here, aad keen awake. Cincinnati Is at work while we are asleep. Wake np. Commodores Dattdsox, Sbepo.

Knapp, Hunter, bea Jenkins, capts. Abe Hutchinson. F. L. Jcbnsoo.

Wm. Burke, and Cot Hnrr. of Oidncy. presented Capt. jf.

B. Hatcher. the popular cierk of the (lea City, with a gold watch aad chain, at Louia. Saturday. Now '-Pole" walks "wwayback." and bead up, Jsnd gets mad as a hornet If his friends don't strfiand ask hire.

nat tune la It?" He sets an sii nirbt with a mountain nowitaer in one hand, a cheese knife in the other and "watches" it. Ha want to bnv a dog now that will chaw a thief np alive. Pole wants sleep, and he's afraid some byy will steal it. It don't take anvbodv's boat, or anv Una of boats, very long to ruin their reputations for r-liability by advertMnr to leave en a certain day and not leave until a oar or a day or two thereafter. Whenever the Captaina of steamboats begin to run the line to wnich they belong the whole concern soon becomes "a house divided aciiinst Itself," and the people who would patronij them sooa lose confidence tn tfoero and bestow their tiatronare onoa more reliable means of travel and tramportatioa.

Punctuality ia one of the great secrrta of niecesa, and nine mea ont of tea who undertake to fool their patrons fool thcnwwlves most, aad it is only a matter of time wbea the -bona-yard" or the tsherUT catch their boast aad the poor-house catches them. OCR LOO. The Coos Ufllar for Memphis Thursday. Mary Houston tor Orleans next Sunday The V. P.

Scbenck for Kew Orleans Thnradav Tha Celina iadninif a bully hvnni in the lower eoast trade The Carrier waa due Bp from St. Louia hut night The John Penny and Smoky City and tows are aue up to-morrow. Tha towtmat Iron Mountain is gone. She had five empty barges earning ap from Sew Orleans for St. Louts, aad at Stumpy Point, below Omega, she struck something aad sua k.

The chambermaid was drowned. She is a total The Golden Rule left for New Orleans yesterday morning The Cons juuar pattaea up irom Memphis yestenlav with a big trip Sternwheel boata and steel shafts have suffered considerably of late The Pat Kirna came up from the )Hs- siaMpfJ river to be repaired at Iron Age came up with a portion of tow, and went hack to Laavenworth after the two barges she left Andy Fulton aad Transit put coal over the falls yesterday for toe Jj. H. wu- Uams to take south The tow-boats Sam Brown and Jim Wood have returned to- I'itloourffh The Celina scooted Tor the eoaa yesterday afternoon The Knterprise and tow-arrived from tiUAburgfa yeatrrday The Boas and tow are due uo from below The Harry Brown and tow reached Memphis Sunder, and the sharp McDonald and tow passed up for tne -mi coai are being taken up the heatocky 1 river The Montana has laid un at St. The Carrier ia dtie up this The John (iUbert Is due tin to-nus row from Tennessee dors W.

F. Davidnoa has chartered the steamer Bald Earle. aad will place her in his fane, leaving HX Louia tri-weekly to alternata oays to tne una pon Sunday: Eagle, James A. blakemo(d. Traveler.

D. N'ewoomb. C. W.Batohelor. John L.

Khodaa. Wrominr. Ttde.ti. W. Morgan.

Iron aides, Evan Williams. Soutrsride, George KobertaJ 1 a TV V. .4 1 .1 All. auia. ODU.

nnnunv Tom Keea 'o. W. C. Gullr, Joseph 'ixoa. tioo uooaell.

e. 1 Vicrsat; ao a Commercial, C3d: Rome very funny things hanpewed. Oae man hailed us and came oat in a dugout to ask for soma supnuas. What do yot waot?" shouted the Captaia. "Whas've you said "Flour and meat aad meal." "Ain't yer got no merlssesf "So." 'fot any hama, fresh beef or sausagesT "No." "Ain't yer got any canned fruit ersardlaesT "No." said the Captain, getting mad.

"Could ve siva ma a chunk of-tee-and a 1mm of whiaky and some lemons and some cut loaf sugar 1 haia bad a loddv ia fourteen weeks. 'iio to biases," thundered the Captain. there yourself, you aad yer old boat, Pva got lots of brea. aad meat, aad when the Anita cornea up here I see if 1 cao't get what 1 Want," and he rowed sadly back to the woods. At another plor a maa came out in a dugout aad very erat-efully aooepted a sack of flour aad a aide of meat, and aa be waa rowing away soma body asked him if he wouldn't like to have some molaswa.

"Yea. I would," said he, but 1 havea't got a thing la the world to put 'em in." I Gcard and protect roar health. Use Brown's Iron Bitters. A true tonic. DEATHS.

F1MCHEH 21ondav. Msrch 23. at 11 p. Mrs. JruA An, widow of the late Phillip Fisch er, in the u7th year of her age.

Due notice of the funeral wi ill be given. TODAY'S AUCTION DALES. EXTRA LARGE AUCTION SALE Bf SMITH. HEMRT CO TCESDAT Pry Goods; also 100 rolls assorted Carpet snd Oil-cloths; also 60 cans Women's and Misaes' htraw Uata, 7EDNESDAY Clothing aad Bats; new line ot gooaa lust receivau. T1 HURSDAY Boots and Shoes.

New Goods ia every line constantly arrtrlng. Merc hauls will find the atwve sales very attractive. SMITH, VXShVfcX CO. H. B.

HEXKT. Auctioneer. BYS.T.MOORE&CO; Nos. 407-409 Main, Sotwoatrt foctrtH attd jriftbi Avea. TUESDAY MORlSTIim At 10X o'clock.

March '8, Parlor, Ctiambcr, Dining-, room, Kitchen and Ofllco Purniturp, single and Double FoMlmr Lounges, Easy and Keciining Chain. CARl'ETS. Marines. Oil-cloths, Hugs and Hassocks, 1 GOOD FOLDLNO-TO? KLUUt 1 douhlei Harness. I Hewliir 1 I Sewing Machine, a Bue OB Paintings.

1 tKOI MMTAVE PiAhO- OivTfc, STOOL. AJSD OOvEa. Br semg. ELEYHTH STREET' BUILDIKx LOT AT AUCTION, rTwjysDAT, MARCH 2ft. at 4 o'clock p.

oa the nremlsea, oa e. a Eleventh bet. Monroe and the Canal, will sell a bull. ting lot to sa alley. Terms One-third cash aad the remainder in one and two years.

SHAFFER 8ENO. Aoctioaers. Bf S. G. MEKRT 4 5 TO ME.

Third aad Large Sale ef Damage Goods, MFor aceoant of whota It may coo-cera, MTed from tha wreck of the steamer J. D. Parker, AT AUCTION, OX Tuesday. March 28, at 10 o'clock, at ane-tion rooms, 513 W. Main a btrge Una of superior snd common eiothing, men's roots, shoes and brogans, ladiea'.

Misses and children's wear, wool and straw hats and furnishing goods. Also 11 barrels of whisky (some extra), cider, buckets, tnba, wagons, spades, oil-cans, coffee mills, extra side bacon, lard and varnish. Terms Cash on delivery of goods. BT TM0S. AMDERS0M A CO.

rpCESDAT. March 28, at 10 a. Boots. Rhoes Jl snd Brogans. aa extra attractive stock, including a choice invoice of Ladies' Misses' and Infants' Cincinnati made goods.

New York. Philadelphia, Newark and New England made goods hi almost every variety of style sad finish, v. TtTEDNESDAT. March CP. Dry Goods.

Notions, Carpets, etc. including fine Caasimerea, Jeans, Cottonsdea. aa assorted stock of Invss Goods. Emltcokieries. Men's, Children's and Misses' straw liaia.

Hosiery. Variety Gooda, etc THURSDAY. March 30, an extra desirable and large stock of Beadv-made Clothing. etc, including fine and medium full suite for men's, youths', boys' snd children's wear, Cas-simerw, Satinet and Jeans Pants, retail stock of Clothing, etc, full line of Men's and Boys' Fur, Wool snd Straw Hats. Neckwear.

White (Shirts, Over fehirts. Cm lire lias, etc FRIDAY, Marcb 31. a large stock of Boots and Shoes. Terms Ch. THOft.

ANDERSON Jt Angers. TH0S. AMDERSOM A C0f Assigaea's Rale af Fine Glass and Chliia tTSra, dtc, dec, the Stack ef A. Ganter (Chlaa Ba sar), X13 Market street, set ween Third aad Fearth. ON TUESDAY, March SK, eommenelng at o'clock a.

and continuing until toe entire stock Is dosed out, I will, as Assignee of A. Gun-ter, make a peremptory sale of the entire stock 0 elegant wares contained In said store-house. No. 341 Market st. Embraced In this extensive and wall-selected stock mar be found French and English Dinner and Tea beta, Copland's Dinner Sets, One Chamber Seta, and a general stock of fine Glass and Queensware: also Dresden, Parian, bisque, Longwey end rsJliSHevjngures and fancy roods.

Vase and btatoary; also fine Hated Ware, Table Cutlery, Tin Toilet Seta, and such stock as is usually to be found in a first-class Fancy Vueenaware and China store; also two handsome bhow-oasea, store Fixtures, etc. Terms cash. D. b. GREEN.

Assignee J. L. Baavr. Auctioneer. i CAliPKTSr BARGAINS IN CARPETS ARE AT J.

T. BUPGHARD'S, Brook end Marktt Streits. HAvTNO purchased oar- Spring gtock of Carpets and Oil-cloths before the advanco in price, we are now prepared to show them at the following priors: 60 pea Hemp and Rag Carpets 15c, worth 20jp. pes Ingrain, Wool 'Ma, worth 115 pes Ingrain, wool ailiag. worth 60c.

IOI pea Ingrain, all -wool super, uOc. worth W0 pes Extra Super, wooTtiUuir, 0e. worth 73a. 75 pes Extra Huper. all wool, 70c, worth M)c 30 pes BruMsrls Carpets.

Joba, ij.V worth 7.V. l'-H pea Brussels, neweat 7uc. worth hoc 1U0 pes Boxbury rianforta, IsJO. w. HI 10.

fiu pea Body bruesels. best $1 '-'5, w. $1 7. 4.VI pes Floor Oil-Cloths, 3 to lh ft. wide.20toH0c 0O0 pes Window-abadea, ti to 9 ft.

loo jr. to 700 pes Lace Curtains, whiteand ecru, RCOSj MATH, CKU MB CLOTHS, PIANO WV- EKS aad everything else kept by any Ftrst-claas Carpet Houso, but at leaot 15 per cant, less in price. Carpets made and laid and Window Decorations done by the best Upholsterers. Orders bv telephone promptly attended to. Gooda shows with pleasure, whether bought or not.

PERSONAL; CONFIDENTIAL, advice free oa enlarging tha sise of parts of the form, male or female Ads dress F.K1E MU Box 413, Buffalo, JL X. mrlOadrsily QTJICK YEAST POWDER. Absolutely Puro. strength aad whoteaomeuess. Mora economical than theordinarr kinds, and eaa not be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alumn or phosphate powders.

SoUi ont mat, ROYAL BAklNO POWDER 10 all vow a otic. aeatnaweThSabalT-zpte AM USE31ENTS. TWO DAYS ONLY! ntTDAT AND) A DDI I 7nrlQ SATURDAY, jnr itiu i ui 1 ka kj 1 Corner Sixth and Kentucky Sta. Miry, Pullman Hamilton's EIGHT GRAND. United Hastodon Shows! v- r-V-iT rV3k A Circus, Museum, Menagerie, iqaarium A CONGRESS OP RARITIES Possessed by No Other Exhibition.

Trans-MarineCircus Comprising a Coteria of the World. Favorite Artists, ORIENTAL MENAGERIE Replete with fresh arrivals of the Finest Specimens of Wild Beasts, Birds and Reptiles, a A VAST MARINE AQUARIUM of Ponderous Amphibia from the lee Floes and Glaciers of the Frozen Deep. COSMOPOLITAN UUSEDIJ of Curiosities, National and Historic, Animate) and Inanimate. A Qraii ScM of Hill Eediaiiffl. GreatElectricLigM On the morning of the Exhibition a Grand Free Kaleidoscopic Parade.

Two performances dailv. Admission 50 cents; Children under 9 years, 25 cents. SPECIAL UCURS101 BATES 01 B1ILB81S. Will also exhibit at Jeffersonville April 6: Greenville, 10; Paducah. 11; Fulton, 12; Mayfield, Leitchfleld, 15; Bloomfifeld, 17; Shelbyville, 18; Eminence, 19, Liberty.

20; New Albany. 2L THISEVEXIOO Master EdgarWilHams W01 Give His FAREWELL EXHIBITION El li TIIE 1V0XDER OF THE AGE. MACAULErS THEATER. OKI WEEK AXD SATURDAY MATIXEE, Cornmenrine Monday. 5Lrch 77.

In consaqnenen of the rrrst turena, special en- raccmrni oc uw on.i ureatrst uiusionist, HARTWIG SEEMAN V24TD COMPANY. MONDAY. APrtIL S-Thrr Xfrhta and Mati. nee ADAMS' HL'HPTY-DCMFTY COMPANY. FOIt HUNT HOUSES, ETC RENT Twenty-nva aetva and' frama dwelliiur of 6 rooms.

14 nulea out oa line railroad, near O'Banoon station: a (rood orciiard on the plaoe. Alao. 'A acres and couaea within city limits; would milt a itardearr; terms rasv. sIUIaNaN, attornrvs-as-Uw, center st. IX)K RENT FOURTH-AVE.

STORE-ROOMS The larrs double store-room in the Courier. Journsi bolkiinjr, oa Fourth' has been eon-verted into two eiecsn store-rooms, which will be rented to acceptabia tenants. Tha rooms ara itou) fret, with IS feet ceUinKS, very larjre and eierant piata-rlaas show windotrs, and ars alto-Ketner toe handsnniest and most deairabia store rooms far Sdrr roots, lace. ofrirWr store busi ness In the dry. Apply at COUKlfcii-JOURN Al.

OUUXTLSa-KOOil. feblUtf TJR RENT OFFICE AND STORE-ROOM formeiir occupied bv us at First and Main at. rent low. Apply to TKCMAN. IMYlSii at CKC1CUEK, FUleanth aad RKtiand ava.

marLieoatr 1JV)R RENT STABLE With rtprht stalls; war-on-yard partly eovered; First street, near Main. A Dole to THL'MAM. LOViNU A CKUTCK- EK, Fifteenth and Portland are. marl'j eodtf 'R RENT STORE-HOCSEI Also lam room on second floor, with entrance from street. Apply on the premises, 16 Idain, near Second at.

ja busnxiu. RENT WELL1 NO Whh rooms, oa Market bet. Eirhteenth and Nineteenth. Kent tin per aionth. Apply to B.

LEVI, iai Irourtast. a sawSaaasasis FOR t3PmAdvertisemtnU on (Alt nays wader (As awsarol krotttof WAitTcn, Foa 8ALa, Foa Rxbt, iftrttdat hmaaiswirnXtsaair Tan Csjrrs per Unoor aacA tnotrUom. Ao sasal lest than Taia-rr Oram. WANTS SUSCGOaANJBO US. WANTED OCCUPANTS For back parlor or aeeond-storr room; private family.

Ad-aress CAHHiKJt cars Mr. Ounther. Carrier. ANTED BOARDERS To occupy two aiee- hr nrnlaKi frvuit uul hail mum wmmuI mw. win, um rrw.

PJ4 ww a. WANTED Partaer who eaa control $2,000 or $3,600 ia an established, weil-payinr bua-iness. Address t'PARTNLR," this ofSce. WANTED TO RENT RESIDENCE Small bouse of about eight rooms, for which lib-aral rent Ui bs paid. AddreasB earn Lettar-carrier Brown.

w. 'ANTED Persons daatria speedy and per snanent enrea of allpttrate and special dia- r. a. Fnnuays: a loS rjt" bee advert nwsi. auSdtf ANTED MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS Ara furntaht imlea Ie I.ivriKTk'R'a aBiSBaiai7, vo founn avenua.

rnvata and chruatc diwaass Tits BTsaiaMat ot syphilis a specialty, ocgdst WANTS HELP. Ty'ANTED Otisens should recollect that tha uwsumaenureiTimia ddoiiicm. waetory mala help. Kimnly send word when you nrtaa a clerk, nieubanie, sslesmsa. watchman, boy.

porter, altar, driver, and you are sura rd one. LOUlaVllXS tip LOYMEXT AGENCY, 101 Fifth St. WANTED 500 OIKLS Wtae citiseoa, who would make aura of obtainins; tborouajuly reuabla aad competent female help, apply at no at tha U)LIrtVlLLfc, KXeVOXXEST AGENCY, 101 Fifth at. All tha rood onea found fcera. Patoons are not map pom ted, but eaa know Just what they ars getting.

WANTED Three carpenters, A blacksmiths. 3 firemen. 1 enrtaeer, a aiaie cooks, watch-atea, ts liaj quarrvatrn, 100 stooo-out-tera, .100 railroad saea, taQ farm hands, 2." families. SO utility men and many others. Get work at LOUIaVUXJC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 101 Fifth st.

ANTED Two flratlaas and exneriemwd sslealadlea la tha millinere HiuIiwwm a nrJ at Mrs. A. E. PORiEK'8, Fourth and Jeffersoa mriasodtl tlTASTED TWO FIRST-CLASS JflLLLVHRfL Apply at Mrs. A.

Fourth snd rfeaersun sis. mrltt eodtf WANTED TO HIRE A colored woman who is a competent bouse servan Apply to aod w. Broadway. It 'ANTED All housekeeners deairina enod 1 and all persona anxious to secure rood homes to apply with tha best of references) to flmLauliea', board of the Y. M.

C. at the entrai rooma or tha Assocuuioa every morning nuui av iuui rtors. OCLO uu FOll SALJi-lCIIAL, ESTATK. TX)R SALE A double two-storv brick mansard A roof house, on corner of aahuurton and hansel, about eight rooma each, with stable. lot 3d feet front; will sell tha south sida at si.ouu or uw north aids at S3.1U0: tha abova property Is a barrala and will readily rent for rMftrmwu.

11m Bif tauutt ana Main. SALE COTTAGER I haea a few eot- a lages Kit cica I wui seu on Very easy t( tages ten sblca I wUl sen on very. terms; win ouua to suit you. snd seu on morttt.lv oar- menu. JOHN HOPEWELL.

LftJO.Grimta bet. Nineteenth and Twentieth sta. BALE Two-story frame store and dweU-Ing, oa Twenty-seventh bat. Montgomery aad High, opposite Lontsville Kata-rlass Works; terms very essv. R.

At L. BUCHANAN, auor-aeys-st-law, la Center st. "TTOR 8ALE STOCX AND FRUIT FARM 1 svvaa wvuas ars aavrua MJ aPsA si ss. 800 acrea, two rood dwelling-houses, good water kw vsr wanuua; to selL tor particulars address, for next tea days. WM.

H. fePRADUX. Fountain Head, Tena. TVR SALE BOUSES Six bosi near and twelve uwcuuurs in xouisviue, at very low prices, to Invest in a Southern plantation. Ad- Walnut.

TX)R SALE LOT -ToxCOO ft. west side of A. Second -iuat anutti nf at vary desirable: cheap. HALS BSO, Lalliti mama T7OR SALE KYST. IjOT tSxSOO ft, south J- side Kentncky near Second.

Choice neich-borhood. KUCitANAN A No. 0A Mala SC. below Fourto. TJV)R SALEl-OTf ARA-RT.

LOT-SS by ISO ft A oa 0'Hara beU Jlxteenth aad Keren teen tii heap "BUCHANAN At 40 Mala below Fourth. F5R SALE THIRD-BT. LOT SOxCOO ft, east side Third near Kentucky. Cbean. bU-CHANAN BRO 40s Main below Fourth.

F)R 8 ALE WALNTT-ST. CORNER Lot 100 xlSl ft, a e. cor. Walnut aad Preston sts. BUCHANAN Main below Fourth.

F2 CHAJ 1TOR RALE BUSINESS CORNER Two-story A. brick bosinoBs-bouse and lot, -Jfl by tto ft. a w. cor. Green and Seventh sta.

Well rented. Very desirabta investment. BUCHANAN At 404 Mala sc. below Fourth. TTOR SALE SQUARE OF GROUND 450x175 A ft.

south side. Oak. nmninr fmm x-trx Brook st. Cars ran to it. Cheap.

BUCHANAN at BRO 404 Mala sb, below Fourth. CV)R SALE OOTTAQE The cottage and lot -17 914 w. a Ninth at. bet. Chestaut and Mara- sine.

Lot 33 bv MO ft. AV AV A- tiRi 404 Main below Fourth. YTOR SALE FTRST-ST LOTS 5Ox200 ft, 00x 200 ft and 40X-JOO ft on First st. near Breck- Inrldjre. Ifre.

Very oesimble. BUCHANAN At Haia below Fourth. 404 TTOR SALE BROADWAY LOTS Bet, Four- and FJhteenth ata V.Pr!H Xa A- nun latn below Fourth. "POB SALE The eastern SCUxSlO feet of lot -I now occrrnind bv Snead A Cc's Foundery. Markov, bet.

Eurhth and Math sta. Apply to H. MARSH AUh 641 Court Place. TTOR SALE First-class store-bouses, resi- kMllln. Texas land, etc I'EARCK BODLEY, 40H West I X)R SALE Good business earner (store and residence) the West End.

Apply at tCl W. Main. SALE The house and lot, 2614x104 Main JC bee Seventh and Eighth, now. oecunied by Cowles Wholesale Grocers. Apply to H.

MARSHALL. SU mrzii i narrwn FOK SALlMISCKLLANCO US "TOR SALE Choice, fruit and ornamental trees. A. new and valuable varieties rraor rinrt small fruit plants, splendid roses; orders left at stand S. W.

cor. Fifth and Market sts Louisvuie. wm receive prompt attention; catalo- guei Tnd. arnt tree. F.

WALKER at New Albany. IXR SALE A FINE LIGHT TOP BUGGY 1 But little used. Edward Pierce's make. Aor.lv to WORTMAN, tha batter. Market near Fourth.

mr23Utf STJ2A9LBOATS. C. SUIL LIYE STEAMERS leave taa of Third at. 1I4II.V aiKMKh P. M.

at 1 M. ie I.C1..ATL Fare, aae way. Three Deliara. Round trip tickets Five Dollars good until used. Ticket oftloes.

No. 1M Third below Main, aad oa board sseamers. WILL. S. HAT5.

Ticket Agent. FRANK CARTER. Supc Begular C. 8. MaH aw i (dams Express racket Co.

For Owentboro, EvanavlUa aad Henderson. wWESTFALL. Master. wH, Will leava as abors This Dat, siwtb as a r. irom city B.C LETT, Agent.

wharf. REGULAR PACKET. For Madison. CarroIItoa snd Eentuck-v River. MAGGUS HARPER L'MPHKEY.

Master J. M. On.Tsa....i ell Will leave on this day, 28th. at 1 r. a.

For freizht orTssage apply oa uoard or IO THuMAS SMALL. Act. mm pin a and Ohio RJror fackt Company. THE ELEGANT STEAMER. COjSTS.

MILLAR. RUSSELL, Master, VOIUS. Clerk. fP a. Lesves for Evansvtlle, Padnrah, Cairo, Memphia and all way points TIIURSDAT.

MA ECU SO, AT IS JL WILL 8. HAYS. No. 154 Third below Maln. FrtHgbt and Pssa 1 ntr Agent.

SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION LINE. For Cairo, Memphis, Vicksburg and New Or-leans, the line passenger steamer TJ. i. CARTER, Master, BURNS. Cleric.

--all s. Win leave as above on Tarnsa at. sin 1 XO, at 4 r. a. For fretrht or passage apply to B.

O. LEVI, Ac 130 Fourth bet. Mala and River. B. W.

Blacs. Pass. Ag t. N. B.

Tha MARY HOUaTON will follow Sua. 3 IL.VH.KOAI TOIITABLi: ZomtmoilX mm JToohoUlo Jtaflrsad. CLouisvUle, ClnrinnsM and Lexington Division.) River Front, bet. First and Scoond sts. I oart I Arrive I Arrive Louisville! Loulicville'DesUa'tn.

Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland rievnaand Pittsburrh Pittabarxh Baltimore Philadeltihia. New York New BlootunHd SheibTTiuaAe. t7HTi a a a 1 A a hM a 6:45 9 A 7:10 AM a a 7:10 A a 70 8: a 6:15 A 7HV lOKior llrs 8:00 13:4.1 a 1:23 a a lUa 12:45 a liiin 12:45 lm is-Airu lia 1 a 12:4. a l.UiAU a (:05 am 10:00 a a 4 1ttiAM 1 a 1::5 A 2yi5ra ndits a 1 ul, a a 2ru.5 ai AM a 2 a A a 9 a W'liii1 tAXMrai raak ort Ac Peard 5:13 a t4MX)ra 6KX)f I 10:00 am' 7:40 pm Church Dally. Daily exevpt Suatlar.

Sunday. Sleeping Car sa a. m. train wiil be open at tVOO p. m.

in P.tver Front Depot. Trains leava Bowtihall street 20 minutes later than, above tuna, ZomlooUU omd XmohoUIo Boilromd. Depot, Corner Tenth and Maple sta. I Drpilrt Arrive i ixnsrme; fjotuarme DesUa'ta. O.

via Nsah. 2:25 10:20 10:40 A 6:14 A 4:05 PM 3:40 AM 6:20 PM 0 4 5 SL H03AM a at 7:50 10:00 3:52 A W.15PM 4:25 am 3:50 11 At AM -TO PM 7.00 pm w. O. via Mobila via ash. MobUavia Kash.

Mob, via Hutob't 1:15 am 1:15 am 1:25 AM 1:2.5 am a 2:25 7::0 A 1:25 am 2:25 1:25 AM 2:25 1:25 AM 2:2.5 A 7:30 am "iisi'iu 1:25 am 2:25 7:30 A 2r2." a 6:20 pm Mi 1:15 am 12 Jk Montgomery Montgoioery Kakh Nashville. NsahviUe. Bow. Green Ae. Chat.

At Atlanta. Chat. At Atlanta. Chat. At Atlanta.

Memphis llMnni.t. 1:15 A 12:35 1:15 A 7:55 am 4:55 pm 7:55 A a 12:35 I I a 1:15 a 12:35 4- I lopkiosrii io I rUchatoad, Ky. 1:15 A Hi 4:53 a tiarastown Ac Daily. tDaily except Sunday. gsstisrf tto, Xoto Jllommtf swad CKUmgo JZ.JZ.

Depot, Corner Fourteenth and Main sta, I Chicago lBloomg'a Express. Espo-as. LvLoulsvills Ar MitcbeU Ar Bloomlngtoa ArGoaport Ar Grecnrastle Ar Rochdale. Ar Crawf ordavUlo Ar Ar Ar Michigan City. Ar Rensselaer.

Ar Cedar Lake 7:05 am 10:04 A 12:00 pm l'll PM 2:08 2:41 3:40 4:50 a 7:20 pa 4:17 pm 7:37 Ar Chicago 6:50 a No change of Only lina running enUd sraineiroxn uxmrua 1 DKra. 1 aet southeast, corour Third and Main streeu. I Chicago 1 Exprews. Eloomg'a. t-xpreas.

Lv Chicago Lv Cedar Lv Rensselaer Lv Lv Michigan Lv Lafayette Lv Crawf LvRoachdale Lr LvGoEport Lv Lv Mitchell Ar Louisville 8:10 A 10:00 AM 11:24 AM 12:04 9:40 A 1:13 pm 2:40 PM 3:14 PM 8:30 t. 4u0pm 6:29 pm 6i50 PM 6 JO a at l'6745A Union Iepot, oorner TweiUi and btabs aireota, Oticago AZmJtoon, mnoZ Xastiawaps lis JtoUroeut. I No. 1. 1 So.

3. No. 8:00 A Ml 2:10 7:35 pm pw New Albanv. 7:43 A a 1:07 pm 63 pa Lv Jeffersonville 8:10 am 2:20 pm 7:43 pm Ar Seymour 4:02 PM 0:16 rM AT lOUiOAM 4:40 PM 10:00 a Ar 6:53 pm ArSbelbwUla ArRuahville 6:3.) ArCamb. City 7:40 pm AX Franklin 11:10 AM 6:29 pm 10S27pJ Ar Indianapolis.

110 am 0pm ArEokoroo iUOpv 20a Ar 3:40 pm 2:50 am ArCbicago. 7 JO AM Ar 'KOpm Ar t-6aopw 4:50 am 7)5 AM Ar Terra 2:20 pa at st. saopa 7 jo a a Ar Cleveland 7:10 am Ax Buffalo aETnmrso. I Kiki. I yo.4.

I Lvbdianapolia.l 4:12 am 7:10 a Mi 4:40 a Ax JeffersonvUle 7:15 am 11K5 am! 8:05 pm Ar New Albany.) 7:44 A Mi a 8--4 Ar I 11:15 am! Nos. 1. 2. and 6 run dailr. All others daily except Sunday.

Train leaving Lonlsrille at 7 A3 P. M. baa Palace Sleeping Cars to Chicago; Pa I man Sleeper and Day Coach through to St. Louis dolly without change. Trsin leaving at 8:00 a.

m. has Chair Car to Chicago, without change, daily exrept Sunday. De pot, aort beast corner Fourteenth and Main sta, i Caesanealbs. OhtomnA SottthtofoUirn, R. JB Through Cars from Louisville to Paducah.

1 In effect March 10. lhK2.t Short and Direct Route to Owensboro, lender, son, Evaasvilie, Padunah, Houthera Kentucky and West Tennessee. -Depot. Corner of Tenth and Maple streets. PASBCjrasa.

ACCOMMODATION. Leave, Arrive. STATloirs. Leave. Arrive.

Louisvilla. am pm Leave. 7 -V pm 7:37 pm 75 pm 0: tO pm buA pm: 6:12 ra 2r25 pm, 1:55 pm :2. am! pm! pm 10:45 am 4:00 pai 9:30 AM Arrive. i-on Arrive.

I Leave. West Point 6:35 PM 7 A3 AS f'uldr'ugh 7:25 am 7:57 am 8:20 AMI 6:05 PM 7 AM Vine Grove 62 Aa 8:10 PMl 6:23 am 6:40 pal 45 Aa Cecilia Elixb town. am KpJ am tuKsxpora Owenah. J. (rwanxb'ro.

Greenvflle Norton Tille Iadncah Fulton 112:04 pm 12:35 pm 4:10 PM 1:14 pm 2:00 3:21) PM ra pm pm 8:08 pm 8:25 pm 10:12 AJt; am am 8:10 am; 7:13 am 7MX AM 6:35 ami Padituah Jnj Ktves Newbern, 110:15 pm Close connections made with trains at Owerut. boro unction for and at NortooTiUe fur all points North. At Pad uoh with Ob io aa Tennessee nver packets. At Fulton with L. and N.

O. R. R. At Padurah Junction wit L. and N.

K. R. At Rivaa wiUi 3L and O. B.R. and S.

W. R. trains run daily. Trains on O. and N.

R. run laiiv evcent Rnm. OAyai Ma euadl ATUoUolppl Xmllromd. da effect February 14. 1SS2.) I Depart Arrive I IOniaviUe Destin'tn.

Arrive Cincinnati A 7:45 pm OUW CincinnotL 3:40 80 St, Louis 6:10 a 6:55 A St. Louis 7OAM a 11:15 a Mt 7:30 1 am 7 5 7:30 a 10:40 8:45 A Chicago 7:00 am! A tDaily except Sunday Lv Louisville I 6:10 pm Ax Louisville 4:30 pm Trains run daily except Sunday. Psm-JTaaerfs mtul Peoaxyfeaafa JTewfe. Lv Louisville via At L. 'Uua 2:25 a Ar Cincinnati 6:00 a 6.45 Lv Louisville via ot 75 pm 2:10 pm AxC'ambgeCity 6Ji 7:40 PM Lv Cincinnati 710 A a 7:13 it Lv Indianapolis 4i1)ia 6:00 pm Ar IIUMm Ar 4:10 pm Ax Pittsburgh 7:17 7:52 A Ar "3:50 AM 4Ks)PM Ar lialtimore.

7:30 a a 7:20 pm Ar W'sshirrton. 0K)2 a a 8:47 Ar A 7:3 PM Ar Sew York 10:25 A 10:35 AX Boston 8:00 8:00 AM Sleeping Cars LoulirriUe to phlladelpbJa aad New one via C. At L. without change. Sleep! eg Cars Cincinnati to Baltimore aad Wash.

Ingtoo City. fiewYlorklOM IadiuakPoU to Philadelphia and FOK ltKXT JIOOMS. TOR RENT ROOMS Two large aad hand-A aomely papered rooms. incliMling plumbers water-closet, on second floor. Fourth suitable for dwelling or dress-making estahliahment.

Ap-ply to OtX). LAMKERT. Fourth av." mh2idtf LAJH1. OST BOOK A dark, colored memorandum -a-oocMC, contaimng mnnr aa papers of value to tne only. 1 will pay a liberal reward tor iu retnrn me at the I jraraa, d.

AtUbaUkU.